Enouvo CI/CD Templates

Documentation for setting up GitLab CI/CD pipelines using Enouvo's shared templates.

Available Templates

• Docker

  Build, push, and deploy Docker containers (SSH, ECS, ACA, K8s)

• React Web

  Build and deploy React/Vite/Next.js static web apps to S3 + CloudFront

• Docker + Node.js

  Docker pipeline with Node.js test/lint integration

• Monorepo

  Multi-app monorepo with per-app child pipelines

• Serverless (Next.js)

  Deploy serverless Next.js apps

• Flutter Web

  Build and deploy Flutter web apps to S3 + CloudFront

• React Native

  Test, build, and distribute iOS/Android apps via fastlane

• Terraform Module

  Semantic versioning, changelog, and publish to GitLab Terraform Module Registry

Base URL

https://gitlab-ci-yaml-template.enouvo.com/

Quick Start

There are two ways to use these templates:

Recommended: External CI/CD Configuration File

Set the template URL directly as your project's CI/CD configuration file. No .gitlab-ci.yml needed in your repo.

1. Go to your project's Settings > CI/CD > General pipelines
2. Set CI/CD configuration file to the template URL, e.g.:
   https://gitlab-ci-yaml-template.enouvo.com/docker/.gitlab-ci.yml
3. Save changes

This keeps your repo clean and always uses the latest template version automatically.

Alternative: Include in .gitlab-ci.yml

Add a .gitlab-ci.yml to your project root that includes the template:

include:
  - 'https://gitlab-ci-yaml-template.enouvo.com/docker/.gitlab-ci.yml'

Use this method when you need to override variables or add custom jobs alongside the template.

Common Variables

Set these in your project's Settings > CI/CD > Variables:

• GITLAB_CI_ACCESS_TOKEN - GitLab access token for downloading ci-scripts (set by admin at group level)
• DOCKER_REGISTRY - Docker registry URL
• DOCKER_REGISTRY_USERNAME / DOCKER_REGISTRY_PASSWORD - Registry credentials